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Category Archives: permaculture
permaculture, mitla, and mezcal
Our day started with a trip to Tierra del Sol, a permaculture farm and sustainable living center in Oaxaca. The day started out with a bit of a snarl, when the bus got stuck under the branches of big trees … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, Food studies, Oaxaca, permaculture
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permaculture talk
Tonight, accompanied by one of my NYU students, Vanessa Bernstein, I attended a talk by Andrew Faust at the Quaker House in Manhattan. I found the first hour of his talk fascinating, as he gave a wonderful multi-disciplinary discussion of … Continue reading
Posted in NYC, permaculture, regional food systems
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